Pygmy goat

Pygmy goats are excellent climbers, which is why they can be raised even in rocky areas where cattle stand no chance.

They eat almost anything that is plant-based and not nailed or bolted down. Since they prefer to nibble on young shoots, they can cause a great deal of damage and, in some parts of the world, contribute to desertification.

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Goats are the second-oldest domesticated animals, after dogs. Consequently, there are a large number of different breeds—probably more than 200. They are primarily raised for milk, but they also provide meat, horns, and hair.